Petit Navire brand smoked salmon is currently being recalled due to a labeling anomaly.
According to Rappel Conso, this product was distributed by Galec, the purchasing center of E.Leclerc.
This is Highlands of Scotland smoked salmon, packaged in a 300 g tray which is made up of 10 slices.
It was marketed everywhere in France.
The packaging has the barcode 3760253432306, and the affected lot is 10352143280.
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Scottish Highlands Smoked Salmon 300G – 10T - Petit Navire
Risks: Labeling anomaly
Reason: Presence of two different BBDs on the product.
The compliant DLC is 04/01/2023 located on the back of the cardboard case.https://t.co/OHsLbJvEn6 pic.twitter.com/ykJDS8spxM
– RappelConso (@RappelConso) December 16, 2022
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Do not eat this salmon
Two different use-by dates are indicated.
The compliant DLC is 04/01/2023, mentioned on the back of the cardboard box.
Because of this labeling anomaly, it is recommended that you no longer consume this salmon.
Customers can bring it back to the point of sale in order to benefit from an exchange or a refund.
A few days ago, it was foie gras sold by several large brands that was the subject of a recall due to an alteration in the smell.
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